www.mzuribeads.com
When the founder of Mzuribeads, Kirstie MacLean, first tried to market the product in the UK, she was told that there was no market for beads which cannot be mass produced. Mzuribeads took this as a compliment, and went on the search for customers who want a unique bead, one which cannot be replicated.
The beads are made by cutting triangular strips from recycled magazines and posters. Each strip is rolled one by one around a needle and held in place with a dab of glue. Once the beads rolled they are strung up, varnished and left to dry for 3-5 days. They are then finished and left with a glossy and water resistant finish.
For more info and to buy paper beads visit www.mzuribeads.com
I've just made some eyeglass holders with paper beads, and love how they look. Just wondering how to make them. Thanks for the instructions. What do people cover them with, to make them shiny? {:-Deb
storybeader 1 year ago